Tall, Vibrant Flowers

From compact varieties to towering giants, these sunflowers stand tall and vibrant to suit every garden style! Whether it’s the 60-inch Lemon Queen for stunning backdrops or 108-inch Wild Sunflowers for commanding focal points, these bold blooms bring striking color and life to your space.

Fast-Growing

Experience the joy of fast-growing sunflower gardening seeds that bring vibrant color to your garden in no time! Sprouting in just days and blooming within weeks, these sunflowers quickly transform any space into a lively, cheerful display, suitable for gardeners of all skill levels.

Heat and Drought Tolerant

Enjoy the resilience of heat and drought-tolerant sunflowers! Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, they stand strong through dry spells once established. As your go-to choice sunflower seeds for planting, they bring vibrant color and energy to your garden with minimal care all season long.

Great for Containers

Turn small spaces into big, bold displays with container-friendly sunflowers! Ideal for patios, balconies, and cozy gardens, these compact sunflowers burst with vibrant blooms. Easy to grow garden seeds and full of charm, they bring sunflower magic right to your doorstep!

Sunflower Lemon Queen (Helianthus Annuus Lemon Queen) - Lemon Queen Helianthus is excellent for attracting birds, butterflies, and lots of attention! Grown from Lemon Queen Sunflower seeds, this impressive annual produces a central stalk and blooms up to 12 inches and then produces several side shoots each with their own lemon yellow blooms. Sunflower Lemon Queen gets between 60 - 72 inches tall and will produce blooms in about 100 days after sowing the Sunflower seeds.

Grow Lemon Queen Sunflowers in a sunny location in somewhat fertile well-drained soil. Keep soil weed free and moderately moist while plants are young. Once established, Sunflower plants are somewhat drought and heat tolerant. They will flower mid-summer through fall.

After danger of frost has passed, directly sow Lemon Queen Sunflower seeds into prepared seed beds that are weed free and the soil has been loosened. Space the Sunflower seeds 6 inches apart, cover the seed 1 - 1/2 inch deep, and thin the Sunflower seedlings to 12 - 18 inches apart. Fertilizer should coincide with plants needs. If needed apply fertilizer at a rate of 2 - 2 1/2 lbs of actual nitrogen per 1,000 square feet as a side dressing before the plants reach 12 inches in height.